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Aston Villa

Aston Villa

Premier League

Season Statistics

8 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (38%) Draw (25%) Loss (38%)
8 Played
3 Won
2 Drawn
3 Lost
9 Goals For
12 Goals Against

Team Overview

Aston Villa are one of English football's founding institutions, a Birmingham club that helped establish the Football League in 1888 and play at Villa Park. Their history carries real weight: seven top-flight league titles, the last in 1980-81, and the 1982 European Cup. For much of the Premier League era they have been a established top-flight side with ambitions to push beyond the middle of the table, and under Unai Emery they are again measured against that heritage.

The current Premier League campaign has been uneven. From eight matches, Villa have three wins, two draws and three defeats, with nine goals scored and twelve conceded for a goal difference of minus three. Those numbers describe a side that has leaked slightly more than it has created, averaging just over one goal scored per game and 1.5 conceded. Three failures to score and only two clean sheets reinforce that picture at both ends of the pitch. The form line of LLDLWD

Squad (33 players)

Goalkeepers (3)

M. Bizot
#40 M. Bizot
Z. Suzuki
#1 Z. Suzuki
J. Wright
#42 J. Wright

Defenders (13)

T. Bloomfield
#12 T. Bloomfield
T. Carroll
#4 T. Carroll
M. Cash
#2 M. Cash
M. Cissé
#48 M. Cissé
R. Fortes
#3 R. Fortes
T. Harwood-Bellis
#4 T. Harwood-Bellis
V. Lindelöf
#3 V. Lindelöf
I. Maatsen
#22 I. Maatsen
T. Mings
#5 T. Mings
M. Ruggeri
#13 M. Ruggeri
Pau Torres
#14 Pau Torres
A. Wan-Bissaka
#29 A. Wan-Bissaka
João Gomes
#35 João Gomes

Midfielders (11)

L. Bogarde
#26 L. Bogarde
R. Barkley
#6 R. Barkley
E. Buendía
#10 E. Buendía
L. Goretzka
#27 L. Goretzka
J. Jimoh
#20 J. Jimoh
B. Kamara
#8 B. Kamara
J. Manzambi
#44 J. Manzambi
J.  McGinn
#7 J. McGinn
A. Onana
#24 A. Onana
Alysson Edward
#47 Alysson Edward
I. Mbaye
#19 I. Mbaye

Attackers (6)

T. Abraham
#18 T. Abraham
A. Garnacho
#17 A. Garnacho
George Hemmings
#53 George Hemmings
N. Jackson
#11 N. Jackson
Brian Madjo
#39 Brian Madjo
T. Mulley
#17 T. Mulley

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
3
V. Lindelöf
V. Lindelöf
DF 6.6 8 0 0 720 2 419
8
B. Kamara
B. Kamara
MF 6.9 8 0 1 714 21 359
6
R. Barkley
R. Barkley
MF 6.6 8 0 0 373 7 228
10
E. Buendía
E. Buendía
FW 6.5 8 1 0 564 21 208
7
J.  McGinn
J. McGinn
MF 6.9 8 1 3 637 11 178
2
M. Cash
M. Cash
DF 6.6 7 0 0 568 22 223
1
Z. Suzuki
Z. Suzuki
GK 6.9 7 0 0 630 0 284
11
N. Jackson
N. Jackson
FW 7.4 7 4 0 551 3 104
47
Alysson Edward
Alysson Edward
FW 6.8 7 1 0 202 7 56
29
A. Wan-Bissaka
A. Wan-Bissaka
DF 6.9 6 0 0 278 12 125
5
T. Mings
T. Mings
DF 6.0 6 0 0 441 4 246
14
Pau Torres
Pau Torres
DF 6.3 5 0 0 292 1 171
22
I. Maatsen
I. Maatsen
DF 6.2 5 0 0 420 11 127
35
João Gomes
João Gomes
MF 6.6 5 0 1 370 13 138
53
George Hemmings
George Hemmings
MF 5.3 5 0 0 299 6 57
44
J. Manzambi
J. Manzambi
MF 7.2 5 2 2 323 5 79
19
I. Mbaye
I. Mbaye
FW 6.6 5 0 1 117 2 31
18
T. Abraham
T. Abraham
FW 6.5 4 0 0 84 1 18
13
M. Ruggeri
M. Ruggeri
DF 6.6 4 0 0 158 2 68
17
A. Garnacho
A. Garnacho
FW 6.3 3 0 0 36 0 16
27
L. Goretzka
L. Goretzka
MF 6.6 2 0 0 26 1 9
40
M. Bizot
M. Bizot
GK 2.2 1 0 0 90 0 29
26
L. Bogarde
L. Bogarde
MF 2.2 1 0 0 16 0 2
39
Brian Madjo
Brian Madjo
FW 3.1 1 0 0 8 0 4

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (57)

I. Mbaye
From Paris Saint Germain
Transfer Aug 2026
T. Harwood-Bellis
From Southampton
Transfer Aug 2026
L. Goretzka
From Bayern München
Free agent Aug 2026
N. Jackson
From Chelsea
Transfer Aug 2026
A. Wan-Bissaka
From West Ham
Loan Aug 2026
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Departures (67)

L. Lynch
To Oxford United
Loan Aug 2026
T. Rowe
To Charleroi
Loan Aug 2026
B. Burrows
To Burrowes Bradley-Paul
Free agent Aug 2026
O. Watkins
To Al-Hilal Saudi FC
Transfer Aug 2026
E. Martínez
To Chelsea
Transfer Aug 2026
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Injuries & Availability

4 Out 0 Doubtful
A. Onana
A. Onana Knee Injury
Out
M. Cisse
M. Cisse Hip Injury
Out
M. Ruggeri
M. Ruggeri Muscle Injury
Out
A. Wan-Bissaka
A. Wan-Bissaka Muscle Injury
Out

Impact Analysis

Aston Villa have four players confirmed unavailable: A. Onana (knee), M. Cisse (hip), M. Ruggeri (muscle) and A. Wan-Bissaka (muscle). None are listed as doubtful, so the squad picture is clear. There are no late fitness calls, and the unavailable group is fixed. The available information does not give playing positions, so it is not possible to say with confidence which area of the pitch is hit hardest. The mix of injuries is worth noting, though. Two are muscle problems, and the other two are a knee and a hip issue.

The significance of each absence depends on how often these players have featured in the starting lineup. That information is not provided here, so it would be unwise to judge their individual importance. What the numbers do show is that four unavailable players is a meaningful but not overwhelming share of a top-flight squad. It will test depth without necessarily compromising the team's overall structure.

Likewise, the data does not identify specific replacements, so the quality of the cover cannot be judged directly. The key question for squad depth is whether the remaining players can absorb these gaps, especially if several absences fall in the same area of the team. Further detail on positions and recent minutes would sharpen that assessment.

Recent Form

WWWWD
W Manchester City 2-1 (H)
W Viking 3-1 (H)
W Newcastle 0-1 (A)
W Fenerbahçe 6-0 (H)
D Brentford 2-2 (H)

Form Analysis

Aston Villa's last five matches brought four wins and a draw, with 14 goals scored and only four conceded. They are unbeaten in the sequence, and the only dropped points came in a 2-2 home draw with Brentford. Villa scored in every match, averaging 2.8 goals per game. The 6-0 win over Fenerbahçe was the high point, and 3-1 against Viking and 2-1 against Manchester City showed the same attacking output across different opponents.

Defensively the picture is more mixed. Villa kept two clean sheets, in the 6-0 win over Fenerbahçe and a 1-0 away win at Newcastle. They conceded in the other three matches, including two against Brentford. That suggests a side that relies on outscoring opponents more than on shutting games down, though the narrow wins over Newcastle and Manchester City show they can also manage tight contests.

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